Sentence examples for principled dissent from inspiring English sources
During the Clinton years, AM radio was home to principled dissent and conspiracy theories, lively satire and dark premonition.
But at this hour it's peaceful, sunny and oh so European, from the newspapers dangling from a bentwood rack to the soccer match on the flat-screen TV to the counter filled with pastries expressing principled dissent from American diet trends.
The Book of Ruth is a lesson in common humanity, and the Book of Job one in principled dissent.
So much for "principled" dissent and debate.
More a tribe than a party, its members equate morality with loyalty rather than with principled dissent.
Remembering that the Great War also unleashed revolution and anti-colonial rebellion, it is this spirit of principled dissent that we must seek to channel and honour.
Good moderation actually enables principled complaint and dissent, and in such a way the Guardian gives a space to minority voices of all sorts, rather than only empty, populist condemnation.
As the Rehnquist court continued to eviscerate the right of the people to be free from unreasonable searches and seizures, Associate Justice John Paul Stevens filed principled and courageous dissents.
What the dissenting, or "resisting," side needs is exactly what Obama can help supply: principled leadership from as close to a universally respected figure as one could hope to find.
Strong, detailed, clear, principled.
